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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1900
Page
10
A set of daily devotional notices for November featuring topics such as Praise in the home and The goodness of God. Scriptural readings include Acts 2:46 47 Psalm 107:1 15 Luke 1:68 76 Colossians 8:15 17 and Psalm 147:1 26. Thanksgiving service noted.
A medical advertorial discusses nerve weakness and sleeplessness caused by indigestion and exhaustion. It cites Mrs. Hartley of Chicago and claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures nervous prostration and restores sleep, urging readers to seek this treatment as a warning to others.
The United States census report lists Rochester New York breweries employing 434 workers with 6.455 million capital and 381000 in wages. Clothing industry shows 3132 workers with 300000 invested and 1541000 in wages. Boot and shoe sector has 4868 workers with 3281000 invested and 2031000 in wages. Also notes Japan smoking customs, a Hyde Park court fine for keeping a blind pig, and scattered ads and odd items including ailments and medicines amid a chaotic page of clipped entries.
Reported to Chief of Detectives Hazen, a clever swindle targets workers via telephone. The scam pretends a relative is injured or in trouble, guiding a courier to fetch money from the employee just before the worker returns home. Five firms seen victimized with amounts from three to sixteen dollars.
Fragmented notes discuss feasibility of a submarine boat under varied conditions. References touch on phase of preheating power underwater vision limits and potential propulsion challenges. Mentions of safety, crew discipline, and experimental trials appear amid uncertain technical terms and garbled phrases.
Edward Dunbar, writer of a Sunday school song, rests in a pauper’s grave in Coffeyville Kansas after dying a tramp in the town jail ten years ago. A marble slab placed by church members bears the inscription and blames drink for his downfall.
An obscure newspaper fragment promotes Allen's Foot-Ease with a free sample offer to Allen S. Olmsted. The ad claims relief for swelling soreness and suggests its use for corns and bunions and for making shoes more comfortable.
The report notes large numbers of Japanese nationals attempting to enter California over two years, with 2842 arriving at San Francisco and about 1225 to the inland areas. Arrivals at Los Angeles and other ports are listed, reflecting a rising trend and government scrutiny.
The readable lines describe a group labeled as Negroes holding Shees bleś and a referenced event with 295 units, mentioning leaders with advanced degrees and a real estate assessment average of 7.566. It notes a riot or disturbance around a street and two deaths reported amid police attention.
At the National Conference of Charities and Corrections the Illinois State Reformatory superintendent said 9 percent of inmates under 15 smoked cigarettes before their crime and 5 percent were cigarette fiends at admission.
A bold promotional notice claims a free trial bottle of a remedy named 3 DROPS that fights rheumatism sciatica and neuralgia better than other medicines. It asks readers to send two 2-cent stamps to cover mailing and offers large 200-dose bottles for $1.00 prepaid by mail or express.
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